Who
Target Group: Boys and girls aged 8–18.
Experience: All levels welcome, from absolute beginners to advanced tournament players. Groups are formed by skill level.
Tennis Camps
Our Tennis Camps are designed for players who want to elevate their game. Whether you are a beginner picking up a racquet for the first time or a tournament player refining your serve, our professional coaching staff will guide you to the next level.
The 7 Ws + How
Section titled “The 7 Ws + How”What
Program: Intensive tennis training combined with athletic development.
Content: Stroke mechanics, footwork, tactical situations, and mental game workshops.
When
Dates: Weekly sessions throughout July and August 2026.
Duration: 2-week, 4-week, and 8-week tracks available.
Daily: 09:00 – 16:30 (Day Camp) or 24/7 (Residential).
Where
Location: Our dedicated Tennis Center in [Location Name/Region].
Facilities: 12 Clay Courts, 4 Hard Courts, Indoor Hall, Fitness Center.
Why
Goal: To build complete players.
Benefit: Expert coaching, high-volume practice, and competitive exposure accelerate improvement faster than weekly lessons.
Which
Options:
- Performance Track: For competitive players focused on ranking.
- Development Track: For players building fundamentals.
- Fun & Match Track: Social play and game-based learning.
Whose
Responsibility: Led by Head Coach [Name] (former ATP/WTA) and certified assistants.
Safety: 1:6 coach-to-player ratio ensuring safety and attention.
How
Method: Progressive Drill System + Video Analysis.
Feedback: Daily technical corrections and end-of-week video review.
Progression Model
Section titled “Progression Model”How we build a player from the ground up:
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A[<b>Phase 1: Mechanics</b><br/>Grip, Swing Path, Stance] --> B[<b>Phase 2: Consistency</b><br/>Rally Tolerance, Depth, Spin]
B --> C[<b>Phase 3: Tactics</b><br/>Patterns, Court Geometry]
C --> D[<b>Phase 4: Competition</b><br/>Match Play, Mental Routine]
Training Structure
Section titled “Training Structure”We use a periodized schedule to maximize learning without burnout.
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Morning Session (Skills) Focus on biomechanics using slow-feed drills. Example: 45 minutes of forehand guided discovery.
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Fitness & Footwork Specific movement training—split steps, recovery, and explosive power.
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Video Analysis Slow-motion breakdown of strokes compared to professional models.
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Afternoon Session (Tactics) Live ball drills. Example: “Serve + 1” patterns or “Approaching the net.”
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Match Play Guided sets where coaches stop play to discuss strategic decisions.
Curriculum Deep Dive
Section titled “Curriculum Deep Dive”- Forehand/Backhand: Mastering topspin, contact point, and follow-through.
- Serve: Grip, toss consistency, leg drive, and pronation.
- Volley: Punching technique, footwork, and overheads.
- Zones of Play: Defense, Neutral, and Offense.
- Percentage Tennis: Reducing unforced errors.
- Pattern Play: Crosscourt vs. Down-the-line decision making.
- Rituals: Between-point breathing and focus routines.
- Resilience: Handling bad calls, wind, or tough opponents.
- Conditioning: Core strength, agility, and injury prevention.
Coaches & Support
Section titled “Coaches & Support”Expert Staff
Our team includes former collegiate players and certified PTR/USPTA professionals.
Video Technology
We use Dartfish/SwingVision for instant visual feedback on court.
Success Stories
Section titled “Success Stories”“The video analysis changed my serve completely. I added 15km/h to my first serve in just two weeks!” — Lukas, Age 14
“I loved the match play. The coaches taught me how to construct a point, not just hit the ball hard.” — Sophie, Age 11
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